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Latest post Fri, Mar 31 2006 11:16 AM by nona the brit. 1 replies.
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Anonymous  +  211285 Fri, 31 Mar 06 08:50 AM

Hi all...what do mean by "insuate". I tried looking for this word in onelook dictionary but the word but it's not there...i hope somebody can help me on this...thanks!

Zai
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nona the brit  +  211304 Fri, 31 Mar 06 11:16 AM

There isn't a word 'insuate'.

Do you mean either insulate or insinuate?
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